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To: bart13 who wrote (139308)2/16/2018 12:47:44 PM
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Pogeu Mahone

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No need to bail out market This was a head fake. Inflation going down and rates going down and market becomes fair valued When deflation hits printed non sterilized money is free This helps hold up asset values even if rates rise in distant future Free printed money is when gold shines Fed is missing the debt levels in the private sector and international economy has made Phillips curve obsolete

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To: bart13 who wrote (139308)2/16/2018 5:09:39 PM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 218726
 
hi bart13, it certainly appears that the interim worst is behind us, and the eventual worst is still way ahead of us; iow, the coast is clear, but for marty's admonition that month-end low is february and intra-day low is sometime in march. too heck with the admonition for the train is pulling out as all on station motivated by fomo (fear of missing out).

i am likely to jump in, because the free lunch is too delicious to ignore, almost criminal to not take advantage of, and fomo is strong.

the recent moves are so-far-so-good for srpt short march put courtesy of ant, and long cameco given that it remains left for dead. gold and silver held, and may benefit more from usd inclination.

am concerned about the purchasing power of the us dollar, and of hk dollar that is tagged to the usd. may be pushed out of cash position, and that makes me feel uncomfortable. the world is a casino and everything is a game.

essentially the central banks continue to wage war against purist savers, for the greater good, whether the greater deserves such or not.

this period in history, 2009 onward, is for all the marbles; outcome for keeps. a lot of some bodies shall and must get hurt, and only outstanding issues be how and when.

turn the machines back on!